1.   The conclusion that some speakers use more, and some fewer, Creole features, is undoubtedly correct and is borne out by my London data.

2.   It is difficult to say what kind of status these Creole grammatical features have in the LE of individuals.

3.   There were some differences between the groups, mainly in the recognition of black speakers who were not using Creole features of syntax or segmental phonology.

4.   His turn here is also marked by Creole grammatical features like hafi.